Raymond said: "I've always wanted to die. Life is precious, this is the truth that even pigs know. When we have been praising Zhang Haidi and being disabled, the right and dignity of death are the forbidden areas of the topic. Civilization has taken away the death of liberty, because it is not only dignified, immoral, and terrifying. Raymond is not tired of life, he probably loves life more than any of us, in his philosophy, death is a part of life. And without dignity and without privacy, relying entirely on others to live is probably more embarrassing than death.
Raymond, who can only lie in bed and can't go anywhere, has a strong willpower, enough to fly. He pushed the bed away in his imagination, threw himself into the field outside the window, skimmed over the hills and woods, and landed on the beach. These passages are wonderful. With the help of his lover, Raymond performed euthanasia that was not allowed by the court: "My consciousness is controlled by me... I think living is a right, not a compulsory responsibility!" It is difficult to put words into words whether living is a right or a responsibility. clear. What is commendable is that the film depicts the death of Raymond, and the actors perform brilliantly. Movies that explore the dilemma of human nature are prone to unreasonable sensationalism or pursue a huge narrative. Deep Sea Eternal Sleep is very patient to advance the narrative, not boring or impetuous at all. Movies only provide us with a reference and possibility, and in the future, movies will replace novels and poetry as the main narrative art form. Sleep in the Deep is not some so-called writer's film, Spanish cinema has always had its own excellent philosophy of life. This is the joy of a country.
Raymond in the film is a real person.
At the age of 26, Ramon Sampedro was paralyzed from the neck down due to a diving accident at the seaside. In 1993, Raymond, then 50, filed a lawsuit, asking the Spanish government to allow him to assisted suicide by euthanasia. He also appealed to the European Court of Human Rights, but ultimately failed. In 1996, Raymond published a book called "Letters From Hell", which tells about his experiences and feelings. Ultimately, Raymond committed suicide in January 1998 with the help of an unidentified person. At that time, the Spanish police immediately arrested Raymond's 22-year-old girlfriend and charged him with assisting suicide, but in the following week, almost all the residents of the town where Raymond lived (about 3,000 people) "turned themselves in" and admitted to assisting Raymond. Suicide. This event shocked the whole world and still has a great impact to this day.
Searching for the video Deep Sea Sleeping on Baidu, I saw reports of Ambush from Daggers but lost the Golden Globes. In an interview with the media on the Avenue of Stars, Zhang Yimou said: "I have always been defeated by Spanish directors, and it is difficult to tell this time." This is a huge joke and a shame for Chinese films. Eternal Sleep in the Deep Sea is not a movie that is hotly hyped by the media, and its popularity is not high, but none of the post-founding mainland movies I have watched seem to be able to surpass it.
Spanish movies have always been my love, remember the hero of the deep sea sleep: Javier Bardem. A handsome, handsome 35 year old man.
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